We have all seen them, the fantastic views photographed from the mountaintops. Surely they must have been edited? Well, now you can find out in the laziest way possible with an easy mountain peak climb! Mt. Iwaki (岩木山), the highest mountain in Aomori Prefecture, is a great mountain to cross off your bucket list! With …
Mt. Iwaki – Tsugaru’s Fine Imitation of the Mighty Mt. Fuji Read More »
Mt. Iwaki (岩木山), the highest mountain in Aomori Prefecture is known as Tsugaru Region’s Mt. Fuji. While it is certainly a favorite to hiking enthusiasts, you can get to the summit of the mountain with as little as a 30-minute hike!
When the Japanese think about Aomori, the apple is probably one of the first things that will pop up in their mind. Hirosaki, home to most apple productions in the country, naturally has several orchards that are great for sightseeing.
Hirosaki City (弘前市) is located on the western side of the Aomori Prefecture. The city is most well-known for Hirosaki Castle (弘前城) and Hirosaki Park (弘前公園), which is one of the top three cherry blossom viewing spots as well as one of the three most popular illuminated cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan. The city, …
Hirosaki – The Most Attractive City in Aomori Prefecture Read More »
Those who know of Hirosaki Castle (弘前城) or Hirosaki Park (弘前公園) in Aomori Prefecture probably know them because of their reputation for stunning cherry blossoms. More than two hundred thousand people visit Hirosaki for its Cherry Blossom Festival (弘前さくらまつり) each year! No wonder it was chosen as one of the top three cherry blossom viewing …
Hirosaki Castle and Hirosaki Park – A Romantic Spot to Be Read More »